Gold prices rose by Rs 100 to Rs 26,550 per 10 grams at the bullion market on Tuesday.
Silver also turned weak and prices eased by Rs 100 to Rs 36,900.
Silver followed suit and dropped by Rs 325 to Rs 37,100 per kg.
Gold prices recovered by Rs 50 to Rs 26,800 per 10 grams at the bullion market on Friday.
Marketmen said increased buying by jewellers and retailers to meet the festive season demand amidst a firming global trend mainly kept precious metals higher.
Traders said stockists booking profits at prevailing higher levels following a rise of Rs 350 against sluggish demand mainly kept pressure on gold prices.
Silver also traded lower by Rs 400 at Rs 37,600 per kg.
Gold prices rebounded by Rs 190 to Rs 31,000 per ten grams in the national capital today on pick up in festive season demand.
Silver also eased by Rs 160 to Rs 41,100 per kg.
Silver also rebounded by Rs 530 to Rs 43,930 per kg on increased offtake by industrial units and coin makers. It had lost Rs 100 on Wednesday.
Traders said sentiments in gold turned bearish after it plunged in overseas markets on speculation that US interest rates will increase next year, curbing demand for the metal as a store of value.
In Mumbai, gold of 99.9 and 99.5 per cent purity fell by Rs 160 and Rs 170 to Rs 29,780 and Rs 29,630 per ten grams, respectively; while silver gained Rs 60 to Rs 44,500 per kg.
Gold prices declined by Rs 100 to Rs 28,200 per 10 grams at the bullion market on Friday
Gold prices recovered by Rs 210.
Gold lost its sheen with prices falling by Rs 120 to Rs 28,300.
Gold prices drifted by Rs 100 to Rs 28,400 per ten grams at the bullion market today as demand from jewellers and retailers eased at existing levels amidst a weak global trend.
Gold in London, which normally sets price trend in the domestic markets, rose by 0.1 per cent to $1,313.42 an ounce on speculation the US Federal Reserve may further cut monetary stimulus, raised demand for the metal as a safe haven.
Sales of gold in the form of jewellery, coins and bars have risen 20-25 per cent over last year's festive season on the back of discount offers.
Gold demand in India dropped by 30 per cent during the July-September quarter to 86.6 tonnes, compared to the same period last year due to Covid-19 related disruptions and ruling high prices, the World Gold Council (WGC) said in a report.
Globally, gold climbed 1.85 per cent to $1,230.70 an ounce.
Falling for the sixth straight day, gold prices drifted by another Rs 70 to trade at fresh two-month low of Rs 26,680 per ten grams at the bullion market on Friday, tracking a weak global trend amid slackened demand from jewellers and retailers.
In the overseas markets, which normally sets price trend on the domestic front, gold traded a shade higher by 0.05 per cent to $1,319 an ounce and silver by 0.14 per cent to $20.93 an ounce in New York in Tuesday's trade.
Gold prices surged by Rs 650 to Rs 31,200 per ten gram on heavy purchases by stockists and retailers for the marriage season and approaching 'Diwali' festival.
Silver also lost Rs 550 to Rs 36,350 per kg on poor offtake by industrial units and coin makers.
The precious metals had lost Rs 210 in the previous session.
Traders said profit-selling by stockists at existing higher levels amid a weak global trend as congressional negotiators reached a US budget agreement, curbing the appeal of the metal as a safe haven, mainly influenced gold prices.
Silver also rose further by Rs 100 to Rs 37,600 per kg.
Gold prices extended losses for the fourth straight day by losing Rs 325 to Rs 31,100 per ten grams on stockists selling.
Traders said sentiments remained weak due to fall in demand from jewellers and retailers amidst gold retreating in global markets.
Traders said subdued demand from jewellers and retailers at prevailing levels and a weak global trend led to fall in gold and silver prices.
Silver halted its four-day rising trend and declined by Rs 65 to Rs 41,000 per kg.
Traders attributed the rise in the precious metal prices to emergence of buying at prevailing levels by stockists and retailers to meet the ongoing marriage season demand.
Sentiments remained firm in precious metals on sustained buying by jewellers and retailers to meet ongoing festive season demand.
Traders said rebound in gold prices was mostly in tandem with a firming global trend on speculation that prices near a two-month low will spur purchases.
Silver also eased by Rs 320 to Rs 35,780 per kg.
Silver also lacked necessary follow-up support from industrial units and coin makers and lost Rs 300 to end at Rs 43,000 per kg.
Bullion merchants said sustained buying by stockists on the back of pick-up in seasonal demand and a firm global trend mainly led to the rise in gold and silver prices.
Silver also recovered by Rs 500 to Rs 37,300 per kg.
Globally, gold fell by 0.94 per cent to $1,094.20.
gold prices fell by Rs 210 to Rs 26,600 per 10 grams.
